Latest Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance news

The Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance has pumped out nearly 400 finance masters students and MBAs this year - many of whom are landing jobs in the city's booming financial sector.

SAIF, a Shanghai finance-focused MBA school, hosted the Financial Reform and Innovation Seminar this month. The school also announced its 2015 MBA admissions policy.

MBA's interests in the finance sector are hotting up in Shanghai. While Europe experiences a slump, the SAIF finance juggernaut will keep chugging on.

Six teams of business school entrepreneurs made it into the global 2014 Hult Prize final. But MBAs' social impact start-ups are finding success in failure.

New research says that 40% of executives at Fortune 100 companies have MBAs. More female MBAs are in top jobs than ever before, and women climb the corporate ladder faster than men.

If you want to climb the corporate ladder and land a top MBA job, b-school is your best bet. Almost a third of all chief executives leading the biggest global companies started with MBAs.

Which region is the best place to begin an MBA and why? We reveal all with data from QSTopMBA.com Salary & JobsTrends Reports 2013/2014.

Shanghai is fast becoming one of the most important financial centers in the world. SAIF MBAs explain how b-school in China has given their careers a kick.

International MBAs are studying in Asia in greater numbers - and employers are hiring more foreign graduates. Many of the best b-schools are in the region - but how will Asia shape your career?

Up to half of b-school grads are staying in China after graduation. Internationals can use scholarship-funded MBAs and MiFs to kick-start a career in the region - all you need is a work visa!